Angelina Grün
As of April 18, 2013
Angelina Grün ( born December 2, 1979 in Dushanbe, Soviet Union, now Angelina Hübner ) is a German volleyball national player and nine-time volleyball player of the year.
Career
The daughter of a former youth international's volleyball began her career in 1990 when VC Essen- Borbeck. Four years later, she was first appointed to the youth national team. In 1996, the Außenangreiferin for Bundesliga USC Münster. Right in her first season, she was with her new German club champion. In 1997 she made her debut at a tournament in Bremen in the senior team. There she was immediately to the root player performance and wearer, so that they in Japan experienced its first international tournament at the age of 18 years at the 1998 World Cup. However, the German team was eliminated in the preliminary round. However, the new national coach Lee Hee -wan confirmed greens outstanding position in the DVV team that finished at the European Championships in Italy Rank 4 and a year later at the Olympic Games in Sydney in sixth place. In 2000, fans chose the " grueni " for the first time the volleyball player of the year. This track they had defended every year until 2008.
After the European Championships in Bulgaria joined the German captain, who had become the USC Munster runners-up four times in a row and won the 2000 DVV Cup, in the Italian league. With their new club Volley Modena she immediately won the Italian Cup and the CEV Cup. While the national team then disappointed at the World Cup in their own country, put their green success at club level series continues with Modena and won the Supercup. After a successful European Championships in Turkey ( 3rd place), she moved to within Italy Foppapedretti Bergamo. With Bergamo, it was the first time Italian champion and also won the CEV Cup. For these achievements, she was awarded the "Oscar del Volley ". In the following years she also twice won the Champions League (2005, 2007) and the Italian Double (2006). In the national squad, which is the so-called "Miracle of Baku " for the 2004 Olympic Games qualified, they continued to provide a positive headlines. At the 2006 World Cup it was once again the best German player and was the scorer standings just five points behind the winning points as best Collector Turk Neslihan Darnel. But she could not prevent her team only reached the eleventh rank of captain. In summer 2007, she won with the team the European Grand Prix qualifying and finished at the European Championship in Belgium and Luxembourg sixth place. In January 2008, missed Angelina Grün at Olympic qualifying tournament in Halle by a semi-final loss against Russia, the Olympic tournament in Beijing. From 2008 to 2009 she played in Turkey Gunes Sigorta Vakifbank in Istanbul.
For their outstanding performance in indoor volleyball was Angelina Grün on the eve of Cup final in 2010 in Westphalia Hall volleyball award, which has been awarded since 2006.
As of 2010, formed Angelina green along with Rieke Brink - Abeler a beach volleyball duo and also went international in the sand at the start. At the German Championships 2010 in Timmendorfer beach they were fourth. After a lengthy injury of Angelina Grün, the duo separated in August 2011.
In September 2011, Angelina Grün celebrated in two friendlies against Turkey after more than three and a half year break her comeback in the German national team, joined the TSV Alemannia Aachen and finally won in October 2011 with the national team the silver medal at the European Championships, where she also as the best adoption player of the tournament award. With the national team they played then also successful at the World Cup in Japan. In Aachen she has won several awards as the most valuable player. In December 2011, joined Angelina Grun of the Alemannia for VK Dynamo Moscow, where they are still in the same month the Russian Cup won ( against Kazan ). In 2012 she moved to Azerbaijan Rabita Baku, with whom she won the 2013 national championship.
Private
In April 2012, married Angelina Grün her longtime partner Stefan Hübner.